Damn SuperSlicks
Posted: Mon Sep 27, 2004 10:52 am
Ok so I finally broke down and decided to get a SuperSlick. I had avoided them because they are bigger than bit, and I'm happy with my bits.
It should have been an easy decision, but I wanted the Blue Mini, and it was only in the first generation. So I had to decide beteween the Subaru rally car, or the gold Mercedes. I got the Mercedes, but considering it sits on the chassis like an off road car, I wish I got the Subaru. Then I had to get the body set with the Mini body, luckily that body sits much better. They must have had to raise the new ones up for the lights. Then I had to get the 1/4 mile race kit for the fastest motor and gears. So now I got 2 EVO bodies I won't use.
Here's the pile of crap I ended up with just to get one car, and be satisfied.
![Image](http://crazybydesign.net/crazycars/ssgroup.jpg)
So I get it home, and I'm checking out what the "Fully Loaded" Super Slicks have to offer. Well let's see, we got the lights, that make the body sit high on the chassis, so that's not cool, we got the turbo, that has the turbo button in an awkard stretch for my thumb, so that's not cool. We got the drift feature, which means we can drive with our body on backwards, now that's just funny, I'll write that off as a joke. Then there's the selectable frequencies, which is cool if you have more than one car, but i don't think I'll be buying another of these, so will someone help me out here, why did I want the Fully Loaded Super Slick? There must be something I missed, because I'm wishing I just settled for that first generation Blue Mini at this point.
I haven't actually played with it yet, so I'll reserve judgement, but right now I'm thinking I don't care for the new "Fully Loaded" Super Slicks.
Well I'm off to go play now.![Very Happy :-D](./images/smilies/icon_dance.gif)
It should have been an easy decision, but I wanted the Blue Mini, and it was only in the first generation. So I had to decide beteween the Subaru rally car, or the gold Mercedes. I got the Mercedes, but considering it sits on the chassis like an off road car, I wish I got the Subaru. Then I had to get the body set with the Mini body, luckily that body sits much better. They must have had to raise the new ones up for the lights. Then I had to get the 1/4 mile race kit for the fastest motor and gears. So now I got 2 EVO bodies I won't use.
Here's the pile of crap I ended up with just to get one car, and be satisfied.
![Image](http://crazybydesign.net/crazycars/ssgroup.jpg)
So I get it home, and I'm checking out what the "Fully Loaded" Super Slicks have to offer. Well let's see, we got the lights, that make the body sit high on the chassis, so that's not cool, we got the turbo, that has the turbo button in an awkard stretch for my thumb, so that's not cool. We got the drift feature, which means we can drive with our body on backwards, now that's just funny, I'll write that off as a joke. Then there's the selectable frequencies, which is cool if you have more than one car, but i don't think I'll be buying another of these, so will someone help me out here, why did I want the Fully Loaded Super Slick? There must be something I missed, because I'm wishing I just settled for that first generation Blue Mini at this point.
![Laughing :lol:](./images/smilies/icon_lol.gif)
I haven't actually played with it yet, so I'll reserve judgement, but right now I'm thinking I don't care for the new "Fully Loaded" Super Slicks.
Well I'm off to go play now.
![Very Happy :-D](./images/smilies/icon_dance.gif)